House Plant Shop Hoya Heart

While a standard variegated Hoya Kerrii typically features white or yellow edges, the 'Reverse Variegata' displays a green margin with a lighter, variegated center. This inverted color pattern is much rarer and highly sought after by collectors.

To keep the variegation vibrant, place the plant in a spot that receives bright, indirect light. Too little light may cause the leaves to lose their unique pattern and turn a solid, darker green.

This plant is drought-tolerant and prefers to dry out completely between waterings. Check the soil moisture before adding water; if the leaves feel firm, it likely does not need a drink yet.

While it is relatively low-maintenance, it is categorized as an intermediate plant. Its primary requirement is a careful watering schedule, as it is prone to root rot if left in consistently soggy soil.

Yes, as a member of the Hoya family, it is a flowering plant. However, it typically requires maturity and optimal light conditions to produce its signature clusters of fragrant, porcelain-like flowers.